#thom's support post lolz

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worldly flicker
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JS doesn't seem to function- wondering if that's the issue.

untold goblet
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generally (as in tauri itself) no. But if you use a frontend stack that does require node, then yes.

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for example if you use frontend bundlers like vitejs or webpack

worldly flicker
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ah I don't

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but main.js doesn't seem to run

untold goblet
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are you loading it in your index.html file?

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and if so, are there any errors in the devtools console?

worldly flicker
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yep

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dev tools?

untold goblet
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right click on the window, "inspect" or something

worldly flicker
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nothing

untold goblet
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does your html/css load fine?

worldly flicker
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ye it does

untold goblet
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can you share your project or is it private?

worldly flicker
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I can share it

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lemme commit rq

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ah shoot key expired

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ah I was building the release package so maybe dev tools was stripped

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yup

worldly flicker
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Ah and further, addEventListener doesn't accept event names starting with "on"

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Gotcha.

untold goblet
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yeah, the events themselves don't have a on prefix. That's just for the respective functions, like object.onmouseenter = some_function;

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didn't even notice that in your code x)

worldly flicker
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Haha

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Everything works as expected now. Now all I gotta do is send key events to android.

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thom's support post lolz

worldly flicker
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Do you think converting from u32 to char is always valid code-point wise?

untold goblet
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i think the u32 range is much larger then the unicode ones so once the u32 number gets too large you get "invalid" chars (whatever that would mean here)

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i could imagine that there are issues in the valid code range too but no idea or proof x)

worldly flicker
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ah ok

worldly flicker
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How is state stored in tauri?

untold goblet
worldly flicker
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got it